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Eight Clubs are expected to compete in the national Cricket league scheduled to commence on February 28 this year.
The league forms part of the Cricket Association of Ghana’s effort to develop and promote the game in the country which will be held at the Achimota Cricket Oval.
According to the fixtures gathered from the National Sports Council, two matches will be played each day with the Club that amasses the highest number of points as the over all champion.
Shahpoorji Rav Club will open the competition with a game against Ocean Club with Sunrise Club taking on Sprav Club.
The Association is expected to release the remaining fixtures as the competition progresses.
Source: GNA
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